Are you looking to be part of an organisation that is making a positive difference for the community, the environment and our resources? If you are then this may be your perfect role!
When you join us, you can look forward to a rewarding career full of opportunities to develop a positive and supportive work environment. We do this through:
As our Integrated Catchment Programme Lead, you will be at the forefront of developing Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) here at Horizons. ICM recognises the interconnectedness of land, water, plants, animals, and people, aiming to make the best possible contributions to local outcomes from the mountains to the sea. This program aims to ensure catchments are managed holistically to support long-term ecological health, community well-being, and economic viability.
Your role involves coordinating a diverse range of projects to determine how ICM will be effectively delivered at Horizons. The immediate focus is on establishing processes, setting the stage for successful implementation into the future. Key responsibilities include:
We seek an enthusiastic and experienced leader with solid experience in environmental sustainability and community engagement. Your previous experience equips you with the knowledge and skills necessary to drive meaningful change. You thrive in collaborative environments and excel at building strong relationships with diverse stakeholders.
Your excellent communication abilities allow you to convey complex concepts clearly, inspiring action for the environment. With a strategic mindset and robust project management skills, you ensure initiatives are delivered from conception to completion, aligning with community needs and regulatory standards. Certification in either PMP, Prince 2 or equivalent is advantageous.
Your hands-on approach to problem-solving makes you a valuable asset to our team. You’re ready to roll up your sleeves, deliver innovative projects, and make a lasting impact on our region’s catchment health.
The Horizons region extends over 22,200km2 – from Ruapehu in the north and Horowhenua in the south, to Whanganui in the west and Tararua in the east. We work with and for our community in the use and protection of our environment, managing our precious resources of land, air and water; as well as public transport and a key role in emergency management. At [organisation] Regional Council we work to make our region a healthy environment where people are thriving, including our staff.
Horizons are an equal opportunity employer and are committed to ensuring we have a diverse and inclusive workplace so our people reflect the diversity of our region.